Kashmir Conflict

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KashmirReasons For The Conflict (Pakistani Bias)-Pakistan wanted to merge with Kashmir but India forcefully and successfully merged with Kashmir.- Pakistan, mad, decided to help control part of Kashmir by attacking India's Kashmir-They got lots of land by their attacks

- They still wanted revenge on India for taking Pakistan's rightful part of KashmirWhy The Opposition Is Wrong-India signed a controversial document and illegally got Kashmir and broke the split dictated by British Governor-General of British India Lord Mountbatten.

-Pakistan was trying to abide by the treaty, so Pakistan attacked to reclaim their rightful territory.Proposed SolutionReasons For The Conflict (Indian Bias)Why The Opposition Is Wrong- Pakistan does not have any rights to the Kashmir due to the treaty we made with the independent kingdom of Kashmir.

- India said that the independent Kashmir Kingdom could join India and receive military protection, unfortunately Kashmir wished to stay independent. When Kashmir was asked by Pakistan, they decided to join India.

-Then in 1947 Pakistan savagely attacked Kashmir to gain the territory. Fortunately the promised Indian protection kicked in, heroically saved Kashmir, and humiliated Pakistan's military!When, Where, and Why Did The Conflict Start?When?- Major Events1947-48; The first Kashmir-related Indian-Pakistani War1965; Second Kashmir-related Indian-Pakistani War1999; A brief conflict between Indian troops stationed at Kashmir and Pakistani troops who had infiltrated into the province. This almost escalated into nuclear warfare2003; Cease-fire between the borders of Pakistani and Indian controlled Kashmir2006; Pakistan stops funding of militant groups (other than the Pakistani Army) located in Kashmir2010; India announced an amnesty for all fighters located in Indian-controlled Kashmir 1947-48; 1965; 1999(Major Wars) Debates and discussions are going on todayWhere?-Suggested Peace ProposalsThere has been over 40 proposals for a solution, but neither side has agreed on any yet. Some examples include:-international border -let Kashmir choose -independence-religious segregationThe Affected Elements of ConflictWhy?- BIBLIOGRAPHYThe effected elements of conflict are listed below:-alliance -propaganda-political geography-cultural interactions

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Also if the inhabitants of Kashmir agree, they can create their own independent nation.